Sentence examples for small but dynamic from inspiring English sources

The "Oxford Companion to the Wines of North America," edited by Bruce Cass (Oxford University Press, $45), characterizes Long Island as a "small but dynamic new wine district".

"Harlem Guaranteed," a selection of some 30 photographs, makes a small but dynamic show, with shots that range from "mortuary" views of bodies in their coffins to cornerstone layings, which to him symbolized Harlem's solidity.

Kosovo's small but dynamic Catholic population technically does not include the "Laramans," or Catholic Albanians who converted to Islam under the Ottomans to avoid paying taxes levied on non-Muslims.

Since its establishment in 1958, this small but dynamic department has embraced a cosmopolitan vision, personified by its first chair, Victor Lange, a renowned German-born scholar who headed the International Association of Germanists.

But Oaxaca City, the capital of one of the country's poorest states and a college town teeming with students, isn't quaint or stagnant; it's a small but dynamic city, still emerging economically from the social unrest that put it in the international spotlight, and crippled its tourism industry, in 2006.

The casino night was in the hands of an auxiliary committee known as 44 Women for Children, a small but dynamic group founded by Susan Samueli, wife and partner of Ducks owner Henry Samueli.

Or, better yet, a small but very dynamic, very aggressive start-up nuclear-reactor company with some great ideas about how to run a reactor at half the cost of those big inefficient old utility companies.

Our results suggest that L. sibirica is adapted to the semi-arid climate at its southernmost distribution limit by considerable plasticity of the branch hydraulic system and a small but apparently dynamic fine root system.

Second, this filopodial behavior correlates with small, but significant and highly dynamic differences in EGFR localization.

In this trailer, the company shows off small but significant details like the dynamic weather (see Arthur Morgan's frosty breath in the snow) and also gives us a deeper look at important game mechanics like Dead Eye.

The House GOP's fit over "anti-Christian" and -- gasp! -- gay art in the Smithsonian was a small but powerful example of this dynamic in action.